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I bought a VIP ticket for Yebba’s show in Toronto Saturday and still have not received instructions or information regarding early access/etc. Does anyone know how soon in advance I should be receiving that info?

I am visiting Quebec City next week and have created a rough itinerary for my trip. I am staying in Old Quebec from Monday afternoon until Thursday morning and would love some recommendations based on my list:

Monday
• Check in
• Dinner: Chez Temporel

Tuesday
• Breakfast: La Buche
• Spend the day exploring Old Quebec and Old Port
• Dinner: Buvette Scott
• Evening stroll in Saint-Jean-Baptiste

Wednesday
• Breakfast: Le Hobbit
• Explore Montmorency Falls
• Dinner: L’Affair est Ketchup

Thursday
• Breakfast at La Buchette

Which restaurant would be best for a Friday night as a solo diner visiting Montreal for the first time?

I’m currently deciding between the following, but would love other suggestions. The goal is good food and portions at a fair pricepoint:

• Monarque (Brasserie)
• L’Express
• Bar St-Denis
• Leila

I will traveling to Montreal for the first time during the last weekend in May from the states. I’m staying in The Plateau.

I’m a foodie, and among many of the cultural and outdoor activities on my list, I want to experience why Montreal is considered a big foodie city.

I’d love some suggestions based on my itinerary, including must-visit coffee spots:

Thursday

• Dinner at Kitano Shokudo

Friday

• Bagels from St-Viateur and Fairmount
• Dinner at L’Express

Saturday

• Brunch in Old Montreal (Where should I go?)
• Dinner at Restaurant Hélicoptère

Sunday

• Lunch at Schwartz’s
• Dinner at Beba

Visiting Quebec City for the first time at the end of May and made dinner reservations at the following restaurants based on reviews and recommendations in this subreddit. I am staying from Monday-Thursday.

• Monday - Chez Boulay
• Tuesday - Buvette Scott
• Wednesday - L'Affaire est ketchup

I’d also love breakfast, lunch, and coffee recommendations. I am staying in Old Quebec.

Visiting for a long weekend at the end of the month and made the following reservations based on reviews, press, and this subreddit. Let me know if this is a good list as a foodie visiting for the first time. I’m staying in The Plateau:

• Thursday: Kitano Shokudo
• Friday: Leila
• Saturday: Hélicoptère
• Sunday: Beba

Also, I’d love to hear recommendations for spots to visit during the day. Not just food joints. Any activities that will allow me to immerse myself into Montreal culture.

Title says it all. Visiting in a couple weeks and can’t decide between the 2.

I’ll be in Toronto next weekend for a concert and snagged a counter reservation at Quetzal.

Tell me what I need to try.

Bonjour! I will be visiting Quebec City for the first time at the end of the month (May 25-28) and would love some recommendations for activities that will allow me to immerse myself into the city’s culture.

I’m staying in Old Quebec and the only things I have planned right now are dinner reservations (La Bûche, Buvette Scott, Melba).

I’m not a huge fan of the obvious tourist activities. I very much prefer things that locals love.

I am visiting this wonderful city for the first time at the end of the month from the states (arriving on a Monday afternoon and leaving Thursday morning).

I am staying in Old Quebec and would love suggestions for places I must see while I’m here. I’m not a huge fan of the tourist traps, but if it’s worth it, let me know.

I’d also love breakfast and/or lunch suggestions. I’ve already made reservations for dinner at La Buche Monday, Buvette Scott Tuesday, and Melba Wednesday.

Solo traveling to Montreal for the first time at the end of the month. I am staying in The Plateau and wanted to make dinner reservations that are close to my hotel (except on Sunday). Are these solid choices as someone who is a big foodie?

• Thursday - L’Express
• Friday - Bungalow or Kitano Shokudo
• Saturday - Bar St. Denis
• Sunday - Beba

If you have any suggestions for other places to visit or must-see spots during the day, please let me know!